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ARC 102: Introduction to Architectural Design

By: Mario Garcia-GillespieWinter 2011

Simplistic Complexity

Table of Contents

Cube Models: Introduction 1 Dividing a Cube 3 Cube Model 5 Cube Drawings 8 Section Instructions 11 Sectional Model 13 Section Drawings 16

Skin Models: Introduction 19 Module 21 Self Supporting Skin 23 Shelter Instructions 29 Collapsible Shelter Model 31 Shelter Drawings 34

1 Intro

Cube:

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2 Intro

Section:

For this exercise I took my previous cube design and drew a rough sketch of a section taken from the center of my cube. Based on the rough sketch, I created a modeled section using � ������������������ ������������������������������surfaces dictate which areas would be altered. When the ��������������������������� ��!���� �����"����� ���helped me to alter my design, in order to create a stronger and � ������������������#������������� ����������������������my perfected design onto bristol including six elevations, two axonometric views, and three sections.

3 Cube

Dividing a Cube

Start with a 5” by 5” cube.1.

A

B C

Draw the grid lines that correspond to each side.

A: 5 x 5 D: 4 x 5B: 4 x 3 E: 3 x 2C: 2 x 4 F: 4 x 4

2.

A

B C

Now the cube is finished, and has 1/3 of its volume removed .

5.

B

A

E

4 Cube

Push in the corresponding areas.

3.

B

A

E

On the opposite side push in the corresponding areas.

4.

A

C D

5 Cube

Cube Model

5 Cube

6 Cube

7 Cube7 Cube

8 Cube

Cube Drawings

9 Cube

10 Cube

11 Cube

Now cut the cube in half from side B to side D and open it up until side E and C are on the same plane.

1.

B

A

Inside

Push in the corresponding areas and remove the volume that has been removed.

2.

B

A

Inside

Finding the Section

12 Cube

On the opposite side push in the corresponding areas.

3.

B

A

E

C

13 Cube

Section Model

14 Cube

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16 Cube

Section Drawings

17 Cube

B

A

C

C

B

A

18 Cube

19 Intro

Module:

In this project I was assigned the task of creating three walls and a collapsible shelter out of one module. I started my module ���������� �������������� ���������������������������� ������forty design ideas and presented two to my instructor. The two I presented I thought were good, but after feed back I presented a four pointed star module with a single point protruding from the center. This design idea was strong and dynamic in connections. I then elaborated on the design by adding a sixth point on the back, coincidently resembling a Jax. This module was created out of two separate modules that were connected by ���� ��������� ���� ������ ������#������������� ������������������������������ ���������� ���� ��� �������� ����and add slits, slots, and rectangular shapes to certain areas. I �� ��� ��������������� ���� ���� ��� ��$��������������������������� ������"�������� ���������������������%&%'������chipboard to strengthen the module.

20 Intro

Skin:

In this exercise I used my module to create three self supporting walls of various transparencies. The three walls I constructed by creating nine inch tall units, and I connected them by alternating the module connection. I then altered the position of the rectangular module and the length that each connector allowed in between each module. This alteration allowed me to create walls with 25%, 50%, and 75% transparency. Each wall is ������� ��������������� ������� ���� �����������������lengthen is desired.

Shelter:

In this exercise I used the same module design from the walls and created a collapsible shelter that was one foot two inches by one foot two inches by eleven inches. I initiated my design by building the outer wall base, and then building up until I had reached a respectful height. I then created a roof and dynamically heighted the design by removing modules to create more openings. The openings allow for more transparency, greater communication between the inside and outside, and openings for entering or exiting the shelter.

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22 Skin

Module

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24 Skin

25% Transparency

25 Skin25 Skin

26 Skin

50% Transparency

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28 Skin

75% Transparency

29 Skin

Module and Skin Instructions

30 Skin

31 Skin31 Skin

Collapsible Shelter

32 Skin

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34 Skin

Shelter Drawings

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